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Yup. From the RotG (if desired): "Throwing a melee weapon that's not suitable for ranged attacks requires a standard action if you can wield it in one hand. If you must use two hands to wield the weapon, throwing it requires a full-round action. Because you need a standard or full-round action...

Can you wish for it? Certainly. Will you get polymorphed into a cockroach? Hard to say.

Oooo... nice one.

Also: the Charm Monster, Daze Monster, Dominate Monster and Hold Monster spells can all affect PC's.

The description of the Wish spell provides a list of things you can reasonable wish for, and then says: "You may try to use a wish to produce greater effects than these, but doing so is dangerous. (The wish may pervert your intent into a literal but undesirable fulfillment or only a partial...

So can such people make AoO's (which you mentioned earlier was not an action, and does not involve moving out of your square)?

So when the description of dying states "A dying character can take no actions", you would still allow dying characters to take 5' steps?

Check with your DM. From the Handy haversack description in the core rules: "has two side pouches... each is like a bag of holding" From the Rules of the Game (if desired): "treat a Heward's handy haversack as a bag of holding when it interacts with a portable hole." From the 3.0 FAQ (if...

It's stated in the FAQ and in the Rules of the Game, and implied by the core rules by the presence of the crawling option, and by inability to make 5' steps when your movement is hindered. I'm surprised that one might consider it up for debate. While the issue is moot for me, I enjoy such...

Excellent find. From the rules: "In the special case of turning undead, both clerics and experienced paladins have the same ability. If the character’s paladin level is 4th or higher, her effective turning level is her cleric level plus her paladin level minus 3."

I see nothing that would allow them to be combined somehow. Edit: I stand corrected. There is such a rule here: "In the special case of turning undead, both clerics and experienced paladins have the same ability. If the character’s paladin level is 4th or higher, her effective turning level is...

If desired: common sense or Hypersmurf.

Note that the syntax of my post did not accuse you of anything... it simply made a generalized statement (i.e. referring to "one"). As to your reasoning for switching back after (apparently) reading, agreeing with, and responding to posts that provided the correct information... one can only...

Well, D&D does say that: "A completely submerged creature has total cover against opponents on land"

You can crawl while prone (i.e. that is the whole reason for having crawling as an option), but you can't take 5' steps (as there would be no point to having the crawling option if you could). From the RotG (if desired): "Movement While Prone When you're lying on the ground, you can move...

It seems like blindness (also 2nd level) is about as harsh as hideous laughter, but permanent, and no +4 save for non-humanoids. And while bards can get Hideous laughter earlier... it's one of the few things that bards have going for them. Having just killed a PC with hold person (& CdG), I'm...

From the 3.0 FAQ (if desired): "Most touch-range spells have instantaneous durations. So how do they work? Is the action that you use to cast the spell the same action that you use to touch someone? The chill touch spell is particularly hard to use. If it has an instantaneous duration, there is...

Nope

It seems more like a legitimate (and intended) interpretation rather than a house rule.

From the 3.0 FAQ (if desired): "Chill touch follows all the rules for holding the charge on a touch spell except that a chill touch spell has one “charge” per caster level. Each time you touch anything with your hand, you lose one charge off the chill touch, but anything you already had in your...